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I Won Five Million, but My Rice Noodle Roll Shop Is Still Open as Usual 中了五百万，我的肠粉店照常营业
Two yuan. One lottery ticket. All seven numbers hit. Five million yuan landed in his lap. Wang Yang, owner of a Guangzhou rice noodle roll shop, made his first decision: open for business as usual. But the strangest thing happened on a rainy night. At three in the morning, a woman came in to escape the rain, barefoot and carrying her high heels. She scanned the payment code before picking up her chopsticks, and just like that, a space in one man's heart was left empty, waiting for her...
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From the Start, a Ninth-Rank County Magistrate: I Launch an Industrial Revolution 开局九品县令，我搞工业革命
A sleepless engineering PhD dies suddenly and wakes up as a newly appointed county magistrate in Qingchuan County, Jiangnan, in the Ming Dynasty. Qingchuan is truly prosperous: sails crowd the canal, and the government treasury overflows with silver. But Qingchuan is also nearly impossible to change: every field has an owner, every clothmaker has a guild, and the rules have been set for a hundred years. The north is demanding winter clothing, foreign powers are eyeing his designs, and the city'
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The Engagement Banquet I Hosted Was for My Ex-Girlfriend 我主持的订婚宴，是我前女友的
The Engagement Party I'm Hosting Is for My Ex-Girlfriend
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After I Got a Fever, the Neighbor's Dog Started Playing Matchmaker for Me 我发烧以后，邻居家狗开始给我说媒
After I Got a Fever, the Neighbor's Dog Started Playing Matchmaker for Me
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My Husband and I Competed to Pretend We Were Poor After Our Flash Marriage 我和闪婚老公比赛装穷
My Flash-Married Husband and I Compete to Pretend We're Poor
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Silent Strokes, Flowers Bloom with a Thought 落笔无声，一念生花
With a Silent Stroke of the Brush, a Thought Blooms into Flowers
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Reborn, I Snatched the Knife from My Mother 重生后，我从妈妈手里抢走了刀
After being reborn, I snatched the knife from my mother's hands
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